Army Officer Promotions and Departures Listed
The Department of the Army announces dates of rank for officers including 2d Lt Robert B. Dail and 1st Lt Willam C. Howard with several later promotions to major names such as William H. Brinnon, George B. Brown, Harry A. Buzzell and others. Also noted are resignations, transfers to TDY, retirements and assignments to posts such as Fort Sill Fort Meade and the Presidio of San Francisco along with awards and aviation designations for several listed personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Army
Washington, D.C
Arilery
Wes Daniel T. Barringer
Niagara
FS Eillis
Tex
Herman C. Kuemper
Ft Lawton
Wash
Bliss
United States
Robert B. Dail
Willam C. Howard
le Chi Dord B. Kelly
Uosi
Isl Ly
William H. Krueger
Richard T. Lambert
William
Ninnet
Carl Lentz
Josiah B. Miller
Wiliam H. Brinnon
George B. Brown
Harry A. Buzzell
James B. Campbell
Wildred Law
Dandanville
James W. Dunham
Henry M. Francis
Walter FR. Harris
William J. Humma
Saul A. Jackson
Daniel B. Jones
Rodney W. Lindell
Thomas McGuire, Jr
W. Wilson Jr
Harold Wharton
Abtingtom
Richard FH. Scott
Riley
Gore
Mel H
George A. Duerr
New York
Sidney 1. Parsell
Presidio
San Francisco
Calif
George T. Hurten
Hoo
Taipei
Taiwan
Willam H. Rhodes
Bilss
Teheran
Iran
Henry G. Dacis
Usar Com
Clyde
W. Laerore
Gath
Apt
James J. Goldman
James R. Moore
McPherson
Auburn
Joan D. Brady
Ncas Missisainot
Anay
Mat Harlan Nf Moyer
Hanford
USA
James W. Johnson
Lewis
OCS Graduates To Hear Newman At Fort Monroe Exercises
Gen Oliver P. Newman G3 CONARC Fort Monroe Va will address 20 Officers Candidate Class graduates at 9 30 am Nov 26 in Snow Hall auditorium. Parade at 5 10 pm Lucas Field Monday and a reception follow the parade Brig Gen Philip C Wehle assistant commandant will introduce Newman Chaplain Maj Thomas Q Whitmire will give invocation and new second lieutenants will be sworn in by Col Harry E Trail Adjutant General of the Center.
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Oliver P. Newman
Conarc
Fort Monroe
Snow Hall
Lucas Field
McIntyre Manor
Philip C. Wehle
Newman
Thomas Q. Whit|mire
Nen
Harry E. Trail
Center
Cattlemen Plan Capital Meeting for National Convention
Lawton area ranchers and wives coordinate planning for the 61st annual American National Cattlemen’s association convention to be held in Oklahoma City January 5 to 8. The group includes Wayne Rowe Sr. and Mrs Rowe of Meers, Warkentin of Lawton, and Long of Rush Springs along with Mrs Rowe and Mrs Long. Wayne Powe Sr. heads housing, Warkentin finances and promotions, Long registration, with Rowe and Long co leading social events. Former Governor Ray Turner serves as general convention chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
American National Cattlemen's Association
Oklahoma City
Wayne E. Rowe Sr
Wayne E. Rowe
Bob Baumann
Meers
Ted Warkentin
Locius W. Long Jr
Rush Springs
Wayne Powe Sr
Warken
Family Night at Salvation Army Planned With Games
Salvation Army Citadel hosts Family Night at 7 p.m. Friday for students and parents from Army Sunday School classes. Mrs. Luther Smith notes pupils are to save play money for bingo games and a film will be shown after the entertainment.
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Salvation Army
Army
Luther Smith
Years Ago Highlights From The Constitution Piles
A slice of past events: Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten wed at Westminster Abbey. Cameron College faces Texas Tech in a decisive game to reach Pasadena. Lawton items include an attempted LHS homecoming, a 100 bed hospital prospects, and a fatal fire harming Mrs. Eva Armstrong. Oklahoma football ends 16-0. local counts and elections noted. local postmates named Breeze to Blizzard. cotton gins yield 379 bales. deer meat may replace turkey for Thanksgiving meals.
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Elizabeth of England
Philip Mountbatten
Westminster Abbey
Cameron College
Lubbock
Texas
Eva. Eads Armstrong
Lawton
Turkey
University of Oklahoma
ARM
Donald Angus
Lucile McIntosh
W.F. Sawyer
Chamber of Commerce
Ted Krisher
Comanche County
Ringling
Ats Azo
Frank Rash Sr
Craterville Park
Hugh L. Scott
Fletcher Post Office
Breeze
Cameron Names November Student of Month at Cameron College
Beverly Beauchamp a Lawton sophomore has been chosen November student of the month at Cameron College for her scholarship and extensive extracurricular leadership. She is a journalism major active as an arts and theater representative on the student senate Phi Theta Kappa secretary and president of Pep Pirates Ag gie coed pep club. She serves as society editor and business manager of the Cameron Collegian and is organizational editor of the Wichita yearbook. She also belongs to Cameron Players and the Cosmopolitan club chosen by a committee of student leaders and faculty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Beauchamp
Lawton
Cameron College
Price T. Beauchamp Jr
Lincoln
Beauchamp
Phi Theta Kappa
Pep Pirates
Aggie
Wichita
Cameron Players
Cosmopolitan Club
Future Teachers of America
Fort Sill Graduation Schedule Retains Eight Week Artillery Course
Sixty nine enlisted students will graduate Friday from the eight week Artillery Track Vehicle Maintenance course at Fort Sill. Additional graduations include Honest John Atomic Warhead Assembly, Officers Candidate School, Field Artillery Officers Basic, Artillery Enlisted Communication, and Officer Courses. New classes begin December and January with Redstone Officer and Field Officer refresher courses.
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Fort Sill
Field Artillery
Central Labor Union to Merge with AFL-CIO
Lawton's Central Labor Union will merge with the AFL-CIO at 7 30 p.m. November 26 at 1415 Lincoln and be renamed the Comanche County AFL-CIO Labor Council. Rep Earl Simmons will speak. W G Pendergrass regional AFL-CIO director invited. labor members urged to attend. Bill Sexton, president, announced. A committee will meet at Central Junior High at 2 30 p.m. Tuesday to plan Christmas events. Kay Stiner chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Central Labor Union
Afl-Cio
Lincoln
Comanche County
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Earl Simmons
LCLU
AFL
Mmbers
W. G. Pendergrass
Tulsa
Afl-Ci
Central Junior High School
Kay Stiner
Also Mentioned on This Page
OCS
Cattlemen
FOX
Ats
Cameron
Central Labor Union
Onli
Fountain
Sheridan
Gore EL
Sal Lawton
Adon
Dana Tabu Twosome
Chinbem Radiant Control
Ourries
Paris
Bourjois
Boai
Red Cross
Oxford
Whisker Wilter
Whiskers
Keller
Pharmacists
Candy
Brownie Hawkeye
Camere
West Bend
Bronn Ceramica
Parker Jotter Pen
Counselor
Lunn Datas
Fort Sill Blvd
Ferris
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